Kent Nolan

Biography

Kent Nolan was a Canadian actor and filmmaker born in Regina, Saskatchewan. He began acting at age five, studying drama, dance, and voice, before transitioning to film by twelve and writing his first award-winning short film "Presage" at sixteen. Nolan went on to train at the George Brown Theatre School in Toronto and appeared in numerous films and television series, including Terry Gilliam's feature Stage Fright and Sundance winner Jerome Sable's feature.